I had the extreme pleasure of having an interesting, enlightening and inspiring conversation with basketball legend, Bo Kimble who was a first-round NBA draft pick of the LA Clippers and played for both the Clippers and the New York Knicks. We talk basketball, life, his passions, business, and his dear friend, Hank Gathers.

Bo led all of college basketball in scoring in 1990 with a 35.3 average, while his Loyola Marymount University (LMU) teams held Division I scoring records. Bo's best friend, Hank Gathers joined Bo at LMU and USC prior to LMU. Both played for Dobbins Tech High School in the Philadelphia Public League, where the won the championship in 1985. Bo discusses Hank's collapse and untimely death during a West Coast Conference tournament game.

Today, besides his other enterprises, Bo spends a sizable portion of his time working with the Forty-Four for Life Foundation, a non-profit he co-founded to honor Hank Gathers and to help reduce cardiac deaths by promoting the instillation and use of Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) in schools, religious institutions, and other facilities across America.

It was great to sit with Alex Daly and learn about his surfing films, how he instructs his students in surfing techniques and his videography expertise. He's a man of many talents who will give our listeners some enjoyable insights and knowledge about making films and riding the waves.

It was certainly a pleasure to have a conversation with my dear friend, Burt (otherwise known as Bob) Cohen, President of Acme Corrugated Box Company in Horsham, PA. I enjoyed learning about the business, how boxes and the corrugated material that goes into them are made, the distribution of their products and how Burt and his company work to help people philanthropically to enhance each individual's life and society at large.